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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

5nssbsaa, and shsushs a the sfnna tlisf
frnU Wtae19gtn wIlh 800 e. tha g11
- ~ poassssian, ard ~ iutsnfisn fhGn
w4s 80 90 30 CalifoTnSa and make soEns
moEsg thAxs, and afteg q year o. ~
esnas back 30 Wlanenssn % Live. Bid
thla ides ensii sons tims SITTER ] Rot -
California, ba1 - TIE sad q three FszT8
! foand myself - iuvsiFed IN bastnezs
Tiers that cave 10 AL i3sa Of Fsturn-
ne. ! bsss beer b4ek - PcTt Wescr-
i1Rton ssvuksl tines sines bet never
via any ides n GIVING ~ ny Califof-
nts fsssdenesT
II ase, Senator, that q Rrsas many
Es11niseeneFe are bsin0 p1oiisesc shoot
Rfe1i9snt I.fnsoin- Yo1 wsse GgsstDof
% Oaiifora . dofinR bis Presidency
wsse PEA b0sf7
II met Presfdeuf Lincoln. > said Ser-
a4oF stamford. al bis inauRsratioa ard
bad = nnmbeF Of iztsFyfews with BIN 70
regard 20 California. The STATE vss
isxRsiy Democratic - the time and =
bad many soathexn eympafhtxsfs.
Daring my gisit 70 tte Eat left W est-
ington and weEt 10 Ess YoFk. Here j
reserved 3 telegram from PFssldent
LAEeOth 70 return - y &sAi&At1a a11
cane baak aud spest several weeks
thsFe. ! hsd DsDy talks WITH Lineoin
and considered him great man. De
grew npsB yoo - yoa came 70 kB0w
hia, aad taauRh be wHs piain 10 BE
msnneFs be impressed you With the
bgosdBess - his views - . statesman
and . politician. He understood pOiiti
ciaDs ~ yell as statesmen, and be
cooi8 deal - well With politician from
q village as wit8 one from ths city. He
Eas very kiad 20 me eBd be gave me
sash appointments for ny ffisscs ss ]
asksd for. UpoR my return - CaitfOf-
MA Wa elected Governor and / kept
up 4 correspondence wfth tue President
- such. | organized tue State for the
Unios. ] put In Hons bat loyal men -
oiBseFs aud l called o1t tbs state militia
10 the service OF the G0verUment.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Mrs. Winsi0w's Soothing Syrup. for
children tsethiug, is the prescription Of
one Of the best female nurses and ply
sioians in the United states, and has
been used for forty years with nevss
failing success By millions Of mothers
for their children. During the process
OF teethlaR lie value 10 ineslculsbls. II
relieves The child from pain, cures dys-
entesy and diaFThes, gripping in the
health to the child Il rests the mother
Price 25s ; bottle. my21Wiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Nsr oNLN THE NATIONAL ntsKANE,
RJF NAM eFHERs.

Il Il eats that dysrspsia IA oas "a
tiausl uaalAay We'll. RtAHdrssh's Pills
wsii care the aAiionAl HaaladY.
Il = ssid shat constipation "a sha carse
~ enr sesaeniesy life. Vel. Brand
rSsA's fiits esFtssaly cures oausf patton.
Ia Esaszsily eouce3ed that rheana-
tsn eeuaes fran acld sssmAch and sad
deo changes - tsmperasaFe. BrsnS
Eth's Pills have corrected al this ana
W;H - is again.
Oeronts dsseSses are cared hs tAkinr
tso ta fsaF e REau3sesh's PI.is svsFy
u3sas faFh noaIn. do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
STocKsoLpERS' MEETIsC

NOTICE Is HERs BY GIVEN THAT
N hg order 81 the RoArd OF Dire tors
OF the SSaah Prairie Coal Company. there
y Z ha q nee, ne o. the stockO dsrs 81
said ooms ANY. AT the uftce o. sAi com
pAny, ~ Ne - "a rsmeEfo sire, n 9
ely and coaAty 81 san FSsneizso, Gale
foFnia, On saturday the su,h day af ApuL
A. u. iSs-. Al she hour Of u olc8eck m Of
said dAY. fsr the parpoHe OF eiecfifE .
Bard q nirxct1Fs and otke ofdcers 81
sid onnAny for tie enF uii ( year. and
for the trans cti0a e such other business
a. may ccsse before sid meeting. BY Or
der % the Board nf Directors.
] Il HENDERSON.
mhzS ~ Secretary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

1ae SEA and kfilcts sbaald zsf fat - aAi a
Inn tie DSctat a. waited h aespitals .
10 thass n ur@d - Its services. The Doctor
cures wheEe others f&a Try him DE. agB-
Sd vi ElAks ae charge unless be s8scaH
ou-s FeFsoss surst q, fozas. Gall o. wrat.
~ sozsU zaieAstszs .frici y sonfdsn.iAl ssne
tta aoii4rs fos 3 parhxae q nssdlafne, a.
arsaa Oh. ,. y. 65BB0s. Sex 1851. san Fran.
a. -. Ca Me8tss~ Pnsx-fxrEE.rasEs~vm
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Tbs " CENTEMERT" ts the most pop
alar md glove In AmsFies. Si.4S for i've
buttons. $50 for eiEkt hattoas. They
are far briow the priee 81 any other
standard maker, and for AZ and dara-
btlisy are anexcsilei. The above are r.
tail psicss tbs glove i u0t sold a Waole-
salel a. SCHwABAuHER BROS. deig
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Paw from slo0 20 $50 more n an
agent Tor piano whea you csn bay =
weber snd Decker Z Soa pi8na direct
frasu the fsotpFv sna ssve all pruats 60
nidtirmeu, frahk himhsM' mAna
tscsaref's AeeRt. O5hce. three darrs
stsaye FostafAss. PIAnos 90 stzF terms
sud Coz rent. SAm Gle piauos oa band.
: ~ and Z pyicaa fe@stf
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Chs1ber's Encyclopedia Il being sold
for SIS az @. Davies d Co. This edition
IL equal In every respect to that which
is being cold by q book agent to many
Of our citizens for $50. NH 10
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
TEE wONDERFUL HEALING PR0P.
ERTIEs OF DARBT's RRoRuE-
LAcTIC FLEHD

Wherever q preventing. healing.
cleansing and dsodorizinR injestion or
wash Il required nsA DsEbyis PFophy-
Tactic Fluid. Any inhamsd surface, ex-
terual OF internal. treated with the anid
will be qaiokly reiissed. IL has efested
cures that had resisted the bes; medical
skiii d1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
LOST.

A RID CoLoRKD POCKKTBooK-
oostAining papars 81 FAiae % ne
cEly. II 6E1EF Wlu ieave 4 - the New
RnEland Bore he wsll be slit BIZ reward.
"a. NJ naEps h written Or the inside.
ssiF ", ", F0wELIA
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

A Newpsrt real estate agent refused
10 rent q cottage to New York woman
Who seeks residence there 20 obtain q
divorce.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
TO TIE UNFORTUNATE


Disyeas4gy Ne es3
KsGry Fsros4. 81
fgAoctscs Essza
iishet IN 1854. fer
Eke tzsstEs1i q
ssxnai a3d esz1isSi
Diszs@ sueh a.
ieSoEAH0A. 0Lxx1
svEcTrO. sERHIl.
IL n AL ils torms,
aENEkI NRAEEw
sd IMPsTKNeI.
Losa % nAsh 90
bGrEanezltly cur.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
NOTIOEi

HAVING LEASED THE Roth
III schild bal ng. f'ori Tow send, W.
r., next 30 g c. Bartiett & Co. on Water
ST. eet I viii cffer the two st9y brick
building aoU occupied by m~ for rent or
LEASE. with or without futures. including
q good brick warehouse. A,x feet. VIII
rent or lea=e for one year from the LIST Of
Nay either the whole or part Of the build
ing. y. W. PETffGRovE. in. mhlT
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
Oh = and Caulk'H' lssseia sB
Of the Port Of Ttil,,

DEG To INFORM CAPTAINS AND
ID owners % vessels Of this city thAs
men fer, any lob on fho nosice- Apply
70 headquarters ~ StratmAHis new de-
pct NH e eet. next below the Posfoiilcs.
PATRICK McfsIN -, President
Tl4aWAs PHILLIP, Seer tErN mhERFl2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED.

As q general family remedy for Dyspep-
sia. Torpid Liver. Constipation. etc. I
duced; it gems 20 Be almost q perfect
cure for al diseaaes OF the stomach and
bowels. W.. McELRoY. Macon, Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
pRrssMAKIMc.

HRs. !. PRossKR HAS OPENED =
W drea making shap IN the DsnAy -.
Front street. Peffect ~ knAN@an. ~
Agent Tar the % eectipn talor e =. =. ~ - -
dfeB entnEE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Sways sp>csae = snssrciy vesssshis. and
seSsza ~ eurs eAansrs ~ farefax ouf 10 tnapz
rsates frosa to hlNsA Trvatsss on Haood AaS
skla niseasss aaais.a frse
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02

Aeout twenty year 40 discovered . nstls
sore on my cheek and ne doctors prcacuneed
Il cancer. have tried humber % Physicians
bat without receiving any permanens beaent
Among the aaushcr wrrr one or two specialists.
The r,eitcias they applied was Ike IRE TO The
sare. eansiEg intense pain- saw = statement
IN tac papers telling What s s 3 hal done for
othcrS similarly Aeascted. prccur~d some at
oaoe. Bssqro bad use.a she seoond bottle tbs
Hsishsavs eouA notiee that ny cancer wAs
b~alirs up. ny sszeFal hsalth hass tcon bod
for two OF sAi-ec yeart-i bad hacking eouSh
AL srif h,s.osi coastuazIly. I hza 3 severe
pain n NY sruast. After takins siH bottles q
s s & ray eoasA Ieft ne sna grew sto1tcs
thar had hees far several yeArS Ny cancer
hss hcalcd ever all tsgs little spot shout III
slss q = hair dine. and II - rspsdly dtsappeAr
ins. woaRs aavise every cue via oNnoer %
sfve s s. s. fair trial
MEs- NANCY J MccoSkUGHEy.
ksAs Grove. TsppooAaes O.. Ind.
zen, "a IssI
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-02
SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures SATURDAY. 1887


eks Fzknczsoo. April I.-Ths soIIsv-
In pasnsnesrs ssiisd today o1 Ne
s1samship Geo. y. Eidsrs
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nrul...a a.ArrERs.

THESE WILL BE TREAtpti, LATER.
The Constitution provides that thc Presi-
dent shall, from time, give 10 the coiisress
information of the state Of the union. 1t
has beer, slra custom of the executive, i'll
compliance with ti;is provision, to annually
exhibit TO The congress, al tbs evening OF
its session, tho general condition ~ Inc
country, anf, TO detail with some particularly
tbe opesntions of the different executive dc
pnriments twouid be especially agreeapie
10 follow this course nt the present time, ana
to cali attention TO the valuable accomplish
rnent of these department during '"2 inat
.,seal year But am SO much jmpresSes.
With The paramount importance OF the sub
ject Ia which this paper has iiiu- far been
devoted that shall ftyrego the addition OF
any other topic. and only urge upon your
ilntrpainia consideration the state of the
union as -hcwr l,y the present condition OF
our treasury and cnr general fiscal sitnatioli,.
upon which every clemens 81 cur SAFETY ana
prosperity depends.
Tita reports of The heads of departments
will b6 submitted, containing full and ca.
piicit nforinatir, iHrrhiug the transaction OF
the business iulrusted 10 them, and such rec
opmepdations relating 10 lcs'ssqtion in Tho
public interest as they deem adyishnle: j
ask for these reports and Recommendations
the deliberate examination and actl1n ot tie
legislative branch Of the government.
There ara other subjects not embraced in
The departmental reports demanding leEis-
latiye consideration, and which should be
glad to submit Some of them, however,
have been earnestly presented i'll previous
messages, and rs TO them beg leave 10 re-
peat tho prior accommodations As the
law makes no provisions for any report from
the department of state, brief history of
the transactions of that important depart
i;,ent, together with other natter which il
- Il ,nl To,
mend to the attention of congress. inay fur.
nish the occasion for future commnnratione
GnUy ER CLEVELAND.
Washington, December 6, 1887.
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Some Flcgginy Customs.

The Bavarian government has Just
issued directions that no child in any
school shall be punished, except by
rod, and two sizes are prescribed, as
also The number apd dimensions of the
two twigs, reminding cits Of the time
when in the deeds of many schools in
England 800 years ago it was laid down
that every scholar shall give two
pence To a poor scholar appointed by
the master TO provide rods" 1t is only
quite of late years that the charge at
Eton for birch of half a guinea in
every boys bill had ceased to be made,
and the present provost when appoint
ed head master was presented by the
captain OF the school with a birch rod
tied up with blue ribbon. The Eton
rod consists of three long twigs with
out branches bound with string for
about u quarter of their length. The
instrument used at Winchester, which
has not been altered since 1467, is
formed of four apple twigs inserted in
a wooden handle. Four cuts are
called 'scrubbing" and six cuts II
''bibling," because in former days
when a boy was ''sent up for six he
was introduced to the head master by
the bible clerk. Pal Efall Gazette.
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Too Ns:.t.

Miss Gordon Cumming reports some
of the ''acute aliG pithy remarHs' OF
tile native Christian teachers at the
Samoat, Islands. Among the rest is 8
trait of the crabs of the island, which
was brought forward as an Illustration
OF the commandment to cut Oft right
hand or right foot, or to pluck cut
a right cye, rather than to be led into
sin.
One of the teachers told how often
he had watched the mali'o, or land
crab, which by day burrows deep III
soil, but hy night lurrieB down to the
sea to feed and drink.
Es is a wondcrous cleaniy creature,
aud the Scmoans declare that ii on It's
seaward way, as it presses through
tho tall grass. it should c'ance to come
in colts.jt with any filth, whiGi: MdheTes
to its legs, it i,ill deliberately wtshcl'
them off, aud thus, se'f-mntlatcd,
l.obhles back to its hole, there to hide
till its iJgs grow again.
1t is positively affirmed that this
extraordinary crab has been known
tbns to wrench of its eight legs in
SUCCESSION, and then drag itself home
with the ef5atest difficulty By means OF
its nippers. -,
must confess that it would have
shown more common sense had II
gone to the sea or the nearest stream
and washed its dirty limbs; but it must
be allowed that the illustration is ar
ant one.- Youths Companion.
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TO ACCUMULATE,


the excess for the present year amounting, on
aie first day of December, to $50, 25s, 81 49,
lrd estimated TO reach the sum of s;i13, eO,-
~ on the 30th of June next. at which date
\ is expected that t',is snD,, added ID prior
seealmuiations, will swell the surplus in the
Eeasury to $40, oOO, 000. There seeIns to
be no assurance that ,.::.a 80. zach ;.n,rawal
from use of the peoples circulating h,a-
dunn, the businesss ss community may netin
the nenr ',''nro 10 Subjected 10 the same ,i,s-
tress which was quite lately produced from
the same cause. and while the functions of
our national treasury should be few and
simple and while its best condition would
be reached, believe, by its entire disce,i-
nection with the ,3ritnto business Interests,
yet when by perverson of its purposes it
idly holds money uselessly subtracted from
the channels of trade, there seems 10 BE-
reason for the claims that a legitimate
means should be devised Wy TIE gdre,triert
TO restore, iii an emergency, without
waste or extravaganza, such money
to, a place among the people.
If such On emergency arises, there now
exists no clear and undoubted
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16
now hid upon sucl, product, rs compen-
| sation to cur manufacturers for the present
4 price of raw material, could
lH AccoRpINabY McD1r

Such reduction, or free importation, would
serve beside to largely reduce the. revenne.
1t is not apparent how such u change can
fiaFs aIry Injurious effect upon Our mann"
facsurds. oa the contrary, it would appear
to give them better chance in foreign
markets with tho manufacturers of other
countries, who cheapen their wares by free
material. Thus our people might have tho
opportunity OF extending their sacs beyond
the limits of hom3 consumption, saving
thein from the depresslof,, interruption in
business, and loss caused by Il glutsed do
Inestc market, and nffording their en-
pioyes more certain and steady labcT, with
its tesaltiBg quiet and contentment.
Tho question thus itIperatiyely pre-
scnted for tsaution should be
approached in an aspect higher than parti-
aarrship, and considered in the light of that
regard fcr patriotic duty which should
charactcrlze :he sction of those intrtrted
With the veal of d senfding people. But
the obligation to regafd i7srty policy and
principle is not wanting TO uias prompt and
tffecties action Both of tho. great
uoliticai parties nnw represented in the gov
ern1fl o.tt have, by rep5;ltsd and authoritative
declarations, condemned the condition of
our laws which rsrnit the collection f,om
the people of unnecessary revenue, and
have III the most solemn MANNER promised
their correction; and neither as citizens nor
pattisens are our countrymen in Il mood
10 c9nGone deliberate violation of tiiesS
PLEDGES, and our progress toward wise
conclusion will not be improved by dwelling
l,ncn ths theories of
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PROTECTION And FREE TRADE.

This savo.s too much of bandyiug epithcts.
ii is a condition 'shich confront5 us, not
theory. Relief from this condition may
inyoiTs slight reduction of the advantages
which we a~ard our home prGductlons.
But the entire withdrawal Of such ndyan-
tages should not be ciT'tsmplated. The
question ptf, free trade is absolutely 3rreie-
want, ana lie persistent claim Iiad:, III cer-
tain quarters ,hat eli efforts to relieve tste
people from unjust and uits'e eessary taxation
arc schemes of So called lies traders Is
mischievons and far removed from an,
consideration for the public good.
The simple ind plain duty which
go owe the people is 10 reduce
taxation 10 the necessary expenses
of an economical administration Of
the government and 10 restore TO the busi-
ness of the country the money which we
hold in thc treasury through a peryersion of
governmental powers. These things can
am, should Ge done with safety to all our IN
a.stries, without danger to tho opportunity
for reintipstari1e labor, which our working
men need, aid wit,! benefit to them and ali
our people, by chGapcnii.G their means OF
apbsistence and increasing thn measure OF
tl,rtt .pap forts.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16
THE GRAPHIC.

sH-Terms of advertising made known on appl,.
cation.
tsy-J Job work of every description .execntodi6
the best style and at the lowest rates.
eg- Advertisements not accompanied by ins!ruo.
tions will be inserted until ordered out aad
charged for accordingly.
ea22r-Short communications on any subject OF iu-
are acceptable if accompanied by the name OF
tho author. M
t:ss- All matter intended for tho next issue must
he in the Office ss early as Wednesday evening to
itsl.rn ,,,hIirntinr,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16

WHAT ls so dry as an Alderman In Jnne.
--Ienas tSyfings The same old Alderman in
July
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16
THE GRAPHIC

0.rncks bu. few months of boing the oldest
Asvspaper In Brule county.
= As an advertising medium it is not excolled
~ any newspaper in South Dakota.
0-Has rapidly increasing circulation among
tne most Intelligent class of people in Brule and
tho adjoining counties.
HeHas circulation second to none in this or
adioinining counties, and paid up subscription
list 1T is believed superior.
9-Is lively, spicy, Independent, and devoted
solely to the interests Of Kmball and Brula Co.
Eyerybody enioyes reading it. Give it a trial. :,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16
DISTRESS IN BUSINESS CIRCLES


not only continued but increased, and nb-
solute peril seemed at hand. In these cir
cumstances the contribution to the sinking
fund for the current fiscal year was at once
completed by the expenditure of S27, GGi,
2S3. 50 in the purchase of. government
bonds not yet due, bearing and AZ per
cent. interest, the premium paid thereon
averaging "a per. cent. for tho former, and
per cent, for the latter.
In addition to this, the interest account
accruing during the current year upon tha
outstanding bonded indebtedness OF the
government was to some extent anticipated,
ald banks selected as repositories of public
money wero permitted to somewhat in
crease their deposits While the cxpedients
thus employed to release to the people the
money lying in the treasury served to avert
immediate danger, our surplus revenues
haye
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16

MILr G.. BARLOW, tho minstrel,
wants TO do a new walk around, which
he has had in his mind for some time;
but the managers of Ludlow Street
Jail, where he is confined, will moi cast
him for an open-air part.-Netc Orleans
PicdreRe.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16

RELIG-SvS.
coyoy-r c--rcr7sa

F)HESBYTERlA AN-Services every Sabbath at
- l0:SQ a. IN. and 7:3o y. N. Sabbath school af-
Ter morning service. Bible Correspondence
School (union) and prayer meeting (uniop) every
Ihursday evening. Rev. j. NJ. Boggs, Pastor.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1887-12-16

METHODIST EpIsCoPAL-Sersices every
~ sabbath at 1880 II. III. and 7:3O p. M. Sab
bath school after morning service. Bible Cores
pondence School tunion) and prayer meeting
every Thursday evening. Ladies' Church Socle-
ty meets weekly. Rcy J. W. Bell, Pastor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
7 EHIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.

bfosscs SITS. as follows: ,...-..,... .o,,,.
a m. for Geneva, Lyons Elmira. Rochester, bun ao
ana the West and principal local points. Chair car W
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points Shalr
car 70 Tunkhannock. Connecuon " f'e'ains '"" 'A'
burg. -, A. .x,.oa,s,a ,ont.
5:4o D. M. for CopIay and intermediae points Con
7 y N. for Geneya. Lyons. Einra. Rochestsr buna'0
and Tie West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
so D. m for Laufays and intermediate points .on.
Trains leaving az a. m y m ane az coa res,ms
wv So " SUNDAY TRAINS.
q n for Nsuch Chunk Haxieton ana meern'sui"''
Szo D. M for Copisy and intsrnediate points, pnc,,o
and the West PULLMAN sleeper g Lyons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO
~ RIVER RAlLhoAD ~
~ a. stiey Sepfcmber II trains leave
~ !. n Ia CENTRAL UEpOT.

o" AZ GR ANT ' ccPPNTKaL DEroT: -
ts IAseS m a"a oh@osr and Montreal Eipe.s drawing
room cars % A5an, Troy and syraeuse' also TO Montreal
yhM ss h%IITsD aas@
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20 a ~; G1lssso Lapres'' dra"ins-r00m cars to
III 80 m western NewYork and Northern express
wy? 80 p m Albany Troy Saratoga Utica special
wy GRAZING sss Tx XSasy a'i
Nss1. Pans sai aq s's'aS % Detroit
Chicago Dining ~, x 70 Alsaay with
e n dr i' n@d
Louis: Auburn, Geneva Canandaisua daily. D'nhS Car
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Via S. Adams. Sunday train does not run west VI
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daily except saTd1Sy prn,o.. wifi, socDnrc,r. to A.
s.ny sSd Ir0y % rsias tor tho
West for s,fa.Gs Lake George and for The N0'h 'oA
and a sesgns
q s pax a. f Hseu battery aee
and $50 fulton ats. BrooKyn and 70 Fourth st. Williams
Wsscotrs Express call ror and check baggage from
'0'' Run daily others daily except Sunday. .sop at
aSYsSDH osIMt.a IG..
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.
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Fails as . 5S a M g o. . Is P, o a. .s.,snm.
kingston, sangertes, Cat,kl,,. Aibany. 3 10 '''ia
Crsnstons West Point, Cornwall Newb,irg ~ 3s.
IS 49, q rs, - S5, 10 ~, II 80 m, ~ 70, r
ss :ib AS d. m, and 05 m. Cranstons, CornWai'
SS Menro saa ca9 "a z, East os on Is m
p"csnt Sleeping cars or Bunao. Niagara Falls. Gin
tipnaT Dcroi- Chicago and 81. Louis
sDaily. tDaily except SATURDAY.
Ofhcr traias daily except SUNDAY. = ..-u-...
For tickets time tables. parlo or stepping
aaoas information apply o. oes c, sss 3, SS
EewYork eity-363, 5s5 ot2 BroadwN ~ ~ -
bowssy, - Park Place. and West se9rs
NJ - vanSerbilr ave. General Passenger Aoeat